mActiveDefaultNetwork = -1;
            }

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            // don't signal a reconnect for anything lower or equal priority than our
            // current connected default
            // TODO - don't filter by priority now - nice optimization but risky
//            int currentPriority = -1;
//            if (mActiveDefaultNetwork != -1) {
//                currentPriority = mNetAttributes[mActiveDefaultNetwork].mPriority;
//            }
            for (int checkType=0; checkType <= ConnectivityManager.MAX_NETWORK_TYPE; checkType++) {
                if (checkType == prevNetType) continue;
                if (mNetAttributes[checkType] == null) continue;
                if (!mNetAttributes[checkType].isDefault()) continue;

// Enabling the isAvailable() optimization caused mobile to not get
// selected if it was in the middle of error handling. Specifically
// a moble connection that took 30 seconds to complete the DEACTIVATE_DATA_CALL
// would not be available and we wouldn't get connected to anything.
// So removing the isAvailable() optimization below for now. TODO: This
// optimization should work and we need to investigate why it doesn't work.
// This could be related to how DEACTIVATE_DATA_CALL is reporting its
// complete before it is really complete.
//                if (!mNetTrackers[checkType].isAvailable()) continue;

//                if (currentPriority >= mNetAttributes[checkType].mPriority) continue;

=======
            boolean noMobileData = !getMobileDataEnabled();
            for (int checkType=0; checkType <= ConnectivityManager.MAX_NETWORK_TYPE; checkType++) {
                if (checkType == prevNetType) continue;
                if (mNetAttributes[checkType] == null) continue;
                if (mNetAttributes[checkType].isDefault() == false) continue;
                if (mNetAttributes[checkType].mRadio == ConnectivityManager.TYPE_MOBILE &&
                        noMobileData) {
                    Slog.e(TAG, "not failing over to mobile type " + checkType +
                            " because Mobile Data Disabled");
                    continue;
                }
>>>>>>> 2e7415564ad1d77537f9f3d5151ed480fcfc6ef9
                NetworkStateTracker checkTracker = mNetTrackers[checkType];
                NetworkInfo checkInfo = checkTracker.getNetworkInfo();
                if (!checkInfo.isConnectedOrConnecting() || checkTracker.isTeardownRequested()) {

                mActiveDefaultNetwork = -1;
            }
            // don't signal a reconnect for anything lower or equal priority than our
            // current connected default
            // TODO - don't filter by priority now - nice optimization but risky
//            int currentPriority = -1;
//            if (mActiveDefaultNetwork != -1) {
//                currentPriority = mNetAttributes[mActiveDefaultNetwork].mPriority;
//            }
            for (int checkType=0; checkType <= ConnectivityManager.MAX_NETWORK_TYPE; checkType++) {
                if (checkType == prevNetType) continue;
                if (mNetAttributes[checkType] == null) continue;
                if (!mNetAttributes[checkType].isDefault()) continue;

// Enabling the isAvailable() optimization caused mobile to not get
// selected if it was in the middle of error handling. Specifically
// a moble connection that took 30 seconds to complete the DEACTIVATE_DATA_CALL
// would not be available and we wouldn't get connected to anything.
// So removing the isAvailable() optimization below for now. TODO: This
// optimization should work and we need to investigate why it doesn't work.
// This could be related to how DEACTIVATE_DATA_CALL is reporting its
// complete before it is really complete.
//                if (!mNetTrackers[checkType].isAvailable()) continue;

//                if (currentPriority >= mNetAttributes[checkType].mPriority) continue;

                NetworkStateTracker checkTracker = mNetTrackers[checkType];
                NetworkInfo checkInfo = checkTracker.getNetworkInfo();
                if (!checkInfo.isConnectedOrConnecting() || checkTracker.isTeardownRequested()) {